Covid's Long-Term Impact Should Be "Clear Priority" For Authorities: WHO
25th February 2021 04:27 pmndtv.com
WHO's European branch said that patients experiencing post-Covid symptoms needed to be listened.
The World Health Organization's European branch said Thursday that patients experiencing post-Covid symptoms needed to be listened to and understanding long-term consequences should be made a priority by health authorities.
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